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John Liddle

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Euomphalus Acutus

10-06-2022, 14:09

Produced for submission in another place.

Euomphalus Acutus (Sowerby, 1818) by John Liddle, on Flickr

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10-06-2022, 15:22

That's quite some photo of quite some fossil...

Is it a straight shot or stacked?

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10-06-2022, 15:34

Thanks Nigel - it is stacked (in PS).

Originally posted by El Sid View Post

That's quite some photo of quite some fossil...

Is it a straight shot or stacked?

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#4

10-06-2022, 16:32

Nice work John

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#5

10-06-2022, 18:29

Fine shot John.

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#6

10-06-2022, 18:47

Great shot John

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#7

10-06-2022, 21:10

A fine shot John

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#8

11-06-2022, 14:28

Something different John really like the detail.
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